Slot
Source-backed Slot observing bind at the next frame cutoff. Sources remain caller-owned; compatible nodes retain editing, focus, and scrolling state. Literal arguments keep their existing contracts. Equal source values do not re-evaluate this component. The complete modifier chain stays on the actual component; the wrapper delegates parent data and owns the sibling key. Keep sources and dedicated editing states outside observed callbacks. Evaluation and input failures follow ordinary runtime cleanup.
Source-backed Slot observing highlightable at the next frame cutoff. Sources remain caller-owned; compatible nodes retain editing, focus, and scrolling state. Literal arguments keep their existing contracts. Equal source values do not re-evaluate this component. The complete modifier chain stays on the actual component; the wrapper delegates parent data and owns the sibling key. Keep sources and dedicated editing states outside observed callbacks. Evaluation and input failures follow ordinary runtime cleanup.
Source-backed Slot observing bind, highlightable at the next frame cutoff. Sources remain caller-owned; compatible nodes retain editing, focus, and scrolling state. Literal arguments keep their existing contracts. Equal source values do not re-evaluate this component. The complete modifier chain stays on the actual component; the wrapper delegates parent data and owns the sibling key. Keep sources and dedicated editing states outside observed callbacks. Evaluation and input failures follow ordinary runtime cleanup.
Emits one 18 by 18 inventory slot with an optional item root or synchronized binding.
A bound slot observes authoritative menu storage before each frame and delegates pointer transactions through the runtime protocol. An unbound slot may contain zero or one caller-defined 16 by 16 item root.
Receiver
active owner-thread screen scope.
Parameters
optional immutable synchronized inventory locator.
whether pointer hover selects the profile highlight layers.
active behavior applied before built-in inventory handling.
optional stable sibling identity.
optional zero-or-one-root unbound item presentation.
Throws
when binding and content conflict, callback cardinality is invalid, or a binding cannot be resolved.
when no runtime screen evaluation is active.